(15)Niigata quake victims weary, worried of more damage

(15)Niigata quake victims weary, worried of more damage

NAGAOKA, Japan - Heavy machinery is in operation to remove a derailed Shinkansen bullet train in Nagaoka, central Niigata Prefecture, on Oct. 26. Train service between Niigata and Tokyo remains halted.

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